xImportant Notes as applicable to E-
0 Cabin Baggage Regulations:
Tickets
Please read the notes below carefully, if you
need any clarifications, please contact our
reservation & ticketing counters or email us at
info@lionair.co.id
E-Ticket Passenger Itinerary/Receipt: Please
note that you are required to keep a printed
copy of this “E-Ticket Itinerary” with you
throughout the journey as it is required for
entry into the airport, check-in, refunds or
exchanges.
To enter the airport and for check-in, you must
present this itinerary receipt along with Official
Government issued photo identification such
as passport, identity card or Indonesians
KTP.
This E-Ticket Itinerary will have to be
presented along with valid photo identification
at the time of refund or exchanges.
This E-Ticket Itinerary does not constitute a
document for carriage and in the event of any
difference between it and the record of
booking in the Lion Air reservation system,
the latter shall prevail.
Fare(s) subject to cancellation charges, if
any. Please contact Lion Air Reservation and
Ticketing for details. By booking this
ticket/fare, you agree and accept all terms
and conditions, cancellation and ticket
exchanges rules of this ticket/fare.
1.0 E-Ticket Cancellation & Refund
Please contact our Call Center or visit our
Website for E-Tickets Refunds/ Exchanges/
Re-issues.
Notice: Carriage and other services provided
by the carrier are subject to General
Condition of carriage which are hereby
incorporated by reference
If the Passenger’s journey involves an
ultimate destination or stop in a country other
than the country of departure, the Warsaw
Convention may be applicable and the
Convention governs and in most cases limits
the liability of carriers for death or personal
injury and in respect of loss or damage to
baggage.
Please note that this ticket is further subject
to all other terms and conditions of carriage
as given below, which are deemed to be
incorporated herein.
2. 0 General Information
Reporting and Closing Time Check-in
For Indonesia Domestic Flights, Reporting
Time Check-in starts 2 (two) hours prior to
departure, and check-in counters close 30
(thirty) minutes before departure time for
all classes of passangers.
For International Flights, Reporting Time
Check-in starts 2 hours prior to departure and
check-in counter close 45 minutes before
departure time for all classes of
passengers.
Certain formalities are required to be
completed by the passengers at the airport
before or after being accepted for the flight. To
complete these formalities and the check-in
process, passengers are required to arrive at
the airport sufficiently before the departure time
of the flight.
In order to maintain schdules, the boarding 3.
gate will be closed 15 (fifteen) minutes
Passengers are allowed to carry luggage
before departure time
only 1 (one) piece with a maximum of weight
Passengers, who do not report at the 7 (seven) kg, and maximum dimension of 40
boarding gate at the requested boarding cm x 30 cm x 20 cm and a bag of personal
time, will not be boarded on the said flight and items for use during the trip (personal items).
will be considered no-show passengers. Cabin baggage is accepted subject in the
cabin subject to availability of space in the
In the event of delays and misconnection of overhead bin. Restricted stowage space is
flights not within the reasonable control of also available under the front seat. In the
Lion Air; Lion Air will disclaim any liability event no space being available in the aircraft
towards the same. to stow cabin baggage, it will be necessary to
remove and load the same in the baggage
Passengers who arranges own connections hold as per safety regulations.
with other airlines are advised to leave
sufficient time for connections or terminal Free Baggage Allowance Lion Air Group
transfer or baggage re-claim and re-check-
in. Lion Air will not be liable for any Lion Air Domestic Flight - effective 8/Jan/2019
misconnection with other airlines outside
Class Adult/Child Infant
reasonable control of Lion Air.
Economy N/A N/A
No-Show Passengers : confirmed
passengers who do not present themselves Lion Air International Flight
for their booked flight are termed as ‘ N o – Class Adult/Child Infant
Shows ’ Economy 20 kg N/A
Wings Air Domestic Flight
If for some reason you are unable to
undertake travel on flight for which you have Class Adult/Child Infant
a confirmed booking, please contact Lion Air Economy N/A N/A
Reservation & Ticketing as early as possible
to avoid penalty. Wings Air International Flight
Class Adult/Child Infant
Overbooking : In the event of overbooking, Economy 10 kg N/A
Lion Air will make every effort to provide
seats for which confirmed reservation have
been made, however, no absolute guarantee Batik Air Domestic and International Flight
of seats availability is denoted by the Class Adult/Child Infant
expression reservations, bookings, status OK Business 30 kg N/A
or HK, and the timings attached to them. Economy 20 kg N/A
Cancellation/Refund/Rebook/Re- Thai Lion Air Domestic and International Flight
issuance of ticket : Please contact Lion Air effective 15/Jan/2019
Reservation & Ticketing offices for details on Class Adult/Child Infant
our cancellation and refund policy Premium Economy N/A N/A
Economy N/A N/A
Credit Card Purchases : Please note that
Malindo Air Domestic and International Flight
the credit card used to purchase your Lion Air
flight tickets is required to be presented at time Class Adult/Child Infant
Business 40 kg (Boeing) N/A
of check-in by the cardholder for verification at
check-in. Failure to comply with this, Lion Air Economy 25 kg (Boeing) N/A
reserves the right to deny boarding and Economy 15 kg (ATR) N/A
cancel the ticket(s) and contract of carriage.
Malindo Air International Flight
Payment : Fares must be paid in full before Route : Adult/Child Infant
the given time limit expires. In the event that Bangladesh
the fare has not been paid in full for any Dhaka (DAC) 35 kg N/A
reason whatsoever, Lion Air reserve the right Chittagong (CGP) 35 kg N/A
to cancel the reservation/ticket prior to
check-in and/or to deny you to board the Please note Infant without a seat are not entitle
flight. for Free Checked-in Baggage allowance and
no seat will be allocated for infant traveling
Infants : We reserve the right not to carry with Lion Air.
infants less than two (2) days-old and Infant
aged between three (3) and seven (7) days
require Medical Certificate to confirm that the Articles which may be carried free in
Infant is fit to travel on air transport. The addition to the free baggage allowance
Medical certificate must have been issued 72 (subject to security regulation).
hours before the standard departure time.
Maximum age for Infant is less than 2 years 1. A Lady’s handbag, pocketbook or
old. Infant traveling on Lion Air must have the purse, which is appropriate to normal
Form of Indemnity (F) signed by the parents. traveling dress and is not being used as
a container for the transportation of
Pregnant Passengers : All expectant articles which would otherwise be
Mothers are required to sign form of regarded as baggage.
Indemnity (FOI). A Doctor’s certificate that 2. An overcoat, wrap or blanket.
confirms the expectant mother is fit to travel 3. A small camera and/or a pair of
on air transport is required to be produced at binoculars.
the point of check-in for pregnancy over 28 4. Infant’s food for consumption in flight
weeks. For pregnancy more than 36 weeks 5. Infant’s carrying basket.
cannot do flight. 6. An umbrella or walking stick.
Doctor’s certificate issued not over 7 days.
7. A reasonable amount of reading matter
for the flight.
8. A fully collapsible invalid’s wheelchair
and/or pair of crutches and/or braces or
other prosthetic device for the
passenger’s use, provided that the
passenger is dependent upon them.
Safety Regulations:
According to safety regulations, passengers
are advised :
1. Not to accept any packets from
unknown passengers
2. Not to leave baggage unobserved at
any time, especially within airport area.
Unattended baggage may be removed
by airport security staff as an object of
suspicion.
3. To declare before checking-in, if
carrying any arms or explosive
substances. Concealment is an offence
under the Aircraft Act and Rules.
Prohibited Articles : Also carriage of dry cell
batteries, knives, scissors, sharp instruments,
tools, fire arms, ammunition, and their toy
replicas are prohibited in the passenger
cabin.
Valuable Articles : Currency, precious
metals, jewellery, negotiable instruments,
securities, personal identification documents
and other items of value are best carried with
the passengers in the cabin. Lion Air
assumes no liability for any valuable articles
carried.
Restricted Articles : Medicines and
toiletries in limited quantities which are
necessary or appropriate for the passenger
during the journey, such as hair spray,
perfumes and medicines containing alcohol
may be carried. Many of these listed articles
can be carried as air cargo provided they are
packed in accordance with cargo regulations
Dangerous Articles in Baggage: For safety
reasons, dangerous articles such as those
listed below, must not be carried in
passenger’s baggage.
1. Briefcases and attaché cases with
installed alarm devices.
2. Compressed gases – (Deeply
refrigerated, flammable, non-
flammable and poisonous) such as
butane, oxygen, and liquid nitrogen,
aqualung cylinders and compressed
gas cylinders.
3. Corrosives – such as acids, alkalis,
mercury and wet cell batteries and
apparatus containing mercury.
4. Explosives – ammunitions, fireworks
and flares. Ammunition including blank
cartridges, hand guns, fire works, and
pistol cabs.
5. Flammable liquids and solid solids such
as lighter refills, lighter fuel, matches,
paints, thinners, fire-lighters that need
inverting before ignition.
6. Radioactive material
7. Oxidizing materials such as bleaching
powder and peroxides
8. Poisons and infectious substances
such as insecticides, weed-killers and
live virus materials.
9. Other dangerous articles such as
magnetized materials, offensive or
irritating materials
10. Etiologic agents (bacteria, viruses etc).
11. Apparatus containing mercury must not
be carried in baggage
Schedule change : Lion Air reserves the
right to cancel or change the planned
departure, schedule, route, aircraft or
stopping places of any flight for which fares
have been paid, at any time and from time to
time, for any reason, without notice to any
Passengers affected thereby and, in
connection therewith, the Carrier shall not be
liable to any Passenger in respect of such
cancellation or change, whether or not
resulting from an Event of Force Majeure;
provided that, the Carrier may and reserves
the right, at its sole discreation, to provide any
Passengers affected by such cancellation or
change with :
1) Within a reasonable period of time re-
routing to the destination shown on the
Passenger’s Ticket by the Carrier’s own
services; or
2) To otherwise refund to such Passenger,
an amount which shall not be greater
than the fare paid by that Passenger in
respect of that flight
4.0 TRANSPORTATION OF A PERSON
WITH A DISABILITY
1. A Passenger with a disability requiring any
special assistance should inform the
Carrier at the time of his or her booking of
his or her special needs. The Carrier will
carry such a Passenger where
arrangements have been made to provide
for that Passenger’s special needs. If such
a Passenger does not inform the Carrier at
the time of booking of his or her special
needs, the Carrier will nevertheless use
reasonable efforts to accommodate that
Passenger’s special needs. Passengers
with disabilities who have advised the
Carrier of any special requirements they
may have at the time of booking, and been
accepted by the Carrier, shall not
subsequently be refused carriage on the
basis of such disability or special
requirements, but the Carrier’s
regulations or government regulations
may apply to the transportation of such
Passengers.
2. The Carrier may require that a Passenger
with a disability travels with his or her own
Assistant if it is essential for safety or that
Passenger is unable to assist in his or her
evacuation of the aircraft or is unable to
understand safety instructions.
3. The Carrier will refuse to transport, or will
remove at any point, any Passenger
whose actions or inactions prove to the
Carrier that his or her mental or physical
condition is such as to render him
incapable of caring for him or herself
without assistance, unless he or she is
accompanied by an Assistant who will be
responsible for caring for him or her en
route and, with the care of such an
Assistant, he or she will not require
unreasonable attention or assistance from
the air crew.
4. The Carrier reserves the right to require a
medical clearance from medical
authorities if travel involves any unusual
risk or hazard to the Passenger or to other
persons (including, in cases of pregnant
Passengers, unborn children).
5. Passengers with a disability will not be
permitted to occupy seats in designated
emergency exit rows or in over-wing
emergency exit rows.
6. The Carrier reserves the right to cease
accepting Passengers who must travel on
a stretcher on any flight.
7. The Carrier will not refuse to carry
passenger wheelchairs or other
disability-assistive devices, unless such
carriage would be inconsistent with safety
or safety requirements. In addition to the
regular free baggage allowance, the
Carrier will accept such passenger
wheelchairs or other disability-assistive
devices as priority checked baggage
without charge.
5.0 REFUSAL TO TRANSPORT
The Carrier may reserve the right to refuse to
transport or may remove from any flight any
Passenger for any reason, including but not
limited to the following:
1. Government Request or Regulations -
whenever such action is necessary to
comply with any government regulation
or
to comply with any government
regulation, or to comply with any
governmental request for emergency
transportation in connection with the
national defense, or whenever such
action is necessary or advisable by
reason of weather or other conditions
beyond its control (including but without
limitation, acts of God, or events of force
Majeure, strikes, civil commotions,
embargoes, wars, hostilities or
disturbances) actual, threatened or
reported.
2. Search of Passenger or Property – if a
Passenger refuses to permit search of
his person or property for explosives or a
concealed, deadly or dangerous weapon
or article.
3. Proof of Identity/Age – If a Passenger
refuses to provide proof of age or identity
as requested by the Carrier, the Carrier
may, at its discretion and at any time,
refuse to transport the Passenger. In
addition, when a Passenger is traveling
on a fare which has a particular age
requirement for qualification, proof of age
may be required. Acceptable forms of
proof of identity are a valid driver's license,
birth/baptismal certificate, passport or
provincial health care card. Failure to
provide proof as requested constitutes
grounds for refusal to transport.
4. Travel Documentation Requirements
– The Carrier will refuse to transport any
Passenger, where in the Carrier’s
opinion:
a. the travel documents of such
Passenger are not in order;
b. such Passenger's entry into, transit
through or embarkation or any other
point would be unlawful.
5. Passenger's Conduct/Behavior - The
Carrier may impose sanctions on any
person who engages in or has engaged
in any conduct or behavior on the
Carrier's aircraft, or to the knowledge or
reasonable belief of the Carrier, on any
airport property or other Carrier’s
aircraft, that the Carrier determines, in
its reasonable judgment, may have a
negative effect on the safety, comfort or
health of that person, Passengers, the
Carrier’s employees or agents, aircrew
or aircraft or the safe operations of the
Carrier’s aircraft (the “Prohibited
Conduct”).
 (a) Examples of Prohibited Conduct
that could give rise to the
imposition of sanctions include:
i significant impairment arising
from the consumption or use of
alcohol or drugs prior to
boarding or while on board an
aircraft of the Carrier
ii engaging in belligerent, lewd or
obscene behavior toward a
Passenger or employee or
agent of the Carrier.
iii threatening, harassing,
intimidating, assaulting or
injuring a Passenger or
employee or agent of the
Carrier
iv tampering with or willfully
damaging an aircraft, its
equipment or other property of
the Carrier.
v failing to comply with all
instructions, including all
instructions to cease Prohibited
Conduct, given by the Carrier’s
employees
vi. unauthorized intrusion or
attempted intrusion onto the
flight deck of an aircraft.
vii. smoking or attempted smoking
in an aircraft
viii. swearing or carrying dangerous
or deadly weapons on aircraft
(other than on duty escort or
peace officers who have
complied with the Carrier’s
guidlines)
6. The sanctions the Carrier may impose on
a person may be any one or combination
of the following :
(b) ;
i. Written or verbal warning;
ii. refusal to permit boarding of an
aircraft
iii. removal from an aircraft at any
point;
iv. requiring the person, to
undertake in writing to refrain
from repeating the Prohibited
Conduct in question and from
engaging in any other Prohibited
Conduct as a prerequisite to
further travel with the Carrier
during the probationary period
that will not normally exceed one
year;
v. refusal to transport the person
on a one time basis, for an
indefinite period or permanently,
as determined by the Carrier.
7. The Carrier reserves the right, in its
reasonable discretion, to impose the
sanction or sanctions it considers
appropriate in the circumstances of each
case considering the severity of the
Prohibited Conduct.
8. Prohibited Conduct described in
paragraphs (a) iii, iv, vi, or viii will usually
entail the imposition of an indefinite or
permanent ban from travel with the
Carrier. The Carrier's customer care
staff, security staff, airport customer
service staff and and aircrew are
individually authorized in their
reasonable discretion to impose
sanctions described in paragraphs (b) i,
ii, or iii above. Members of the Carrier’s
customer care and security departments
are authorized in their reasonable
discretion to impose sanctions described
in paragraphs (b) iv or v above. and will
review the circumstances of each case
prior to their imposition of any such
sanctions. The Carrier will provide a
person with written notice of the
imposition of a sanction under
paragraphs (b) iv or v above
9. Any person who is given a sanction
pursuant to paragraph (b) v. may
respond in writing to the Carrier with
reasons why the Carrier should remove
the sanction. The Carrier may remove a
sanction imposed on a person pursuant
to paragraph (b) v, if the Carrier’s
reasonable discreation and considering
the person’s previous conduct, the
Carrier determines that the person will
not engage in further Prohibited Conduct
and the Carrier will communicate its
decision to the person within a
reasonable time.
10. Despite anything written elsewhere in
this Tariff the Carrier’s sole liability to a
person whom the Carrier refuses to carry
following an incident of Prohibited
Conduct is to provide a refund to the
person of the unused portion or portions
of the person’s fare.
11. Liability of Carrier for Refusing Carriage
of a Passenger.
12. Except as otherwise provided for in this
Rule 8 and to the extent permitted by
law, the Carrier shall not be liable to any
Passenger or other person for refusing to
board or transport that Passenger or any
person on an aircraft of the Carrier or for
otherwise removing a Passenger from
the aircraft at any point in the flight; nor
shall the Carrier be liable to any of the
Passengers or other person for
exercising its discretion not to refuse to
board or transport or remove any
Passenger or other person on or from the
aircraft.
6.0 DOMESTIC TRAVEL
1. Carriage hereunder is subject to the
regulations of the Indonesian Air
Transport Act (1939/100) and to the
applicable conditions of carriage, tariffs,
time tables (except the time of departure
and arrival stated therein) and other
regulations of the carrier, which form an
inseparable part hereof and which are
available for inspection at the carrier’s
booking offices.
2. This passenger’s ticket is valid only for
the person named hereon and is not
transferable. The passenger agrees that
the carrier reserves the right to check, if
necessary, whether this ticket is utilized
by the rightful person. If anyone other
than the person named on the ticket
travels or endeavors to travel on this
ticket, the carrier is entitled to refuse
such transportation and the right of
transportation on this ticket by the person
entitled on the carriage will lapse.
3. The carrier reserves the right to
substitute other carriers for the execution
of the contract and to alter agreed
stopping places.
4. The carrier is not liable for any damage
whatsoever arising out of cancellation
and/or delay in transportation, including
delay in arrival of passengers and delay
in delivery of baggage.
5. Checked baggage carried hereunder will
only be delivered to the passenger on
production of the baggage claim tag.
6. The carrier is liable for the damage and
loss on the passenger’s baggage subject
to the Indonesian Air Transport Act
(1939/100) and the conditions of carriage
of the carrier
7. A baggage is regarded received in good
order and condition by the passenger
unless the passenger claims otherwise
upon receipt of his/her baggage.
8. All claims are subject to proof of amount
of loss. The liability for lost or damaged
baggage is limited to Rp. 200,000,- (two
hundred thousand rupiah) per kilogram.
9. The carrier assumes no liability for
fragile/perishable articles and live
animals if carried as baggage.
10. No agent, employee or representative of
the carrier has authority to alter or waive
either wholly or partly any provision of the
applicable conditions of carriage, tariffs,
time tables and other regulations of the
carrier
11. The passenger named here on is insured
with P.T.Asuransi Kerugian Jasa Raharja
in accordance with Act No. 33/1964
juncto its implementation regulations
7.0 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
1. Terms and conditions of carriage
applicable to International travel only:
Subject to conditions of contract in this
ticket. This ticket is not valid and will not
be acceptable for carriage unless
purchased from the issuing carrier or its
authorized travel agent.
2. Notice of government and airport
imposed taxes, fees and charges: The
price of the ticket may include taxes, fees
and charges which are imposed on air
transportation by government authorities.
These taxes, fees and charges which
may represent a significant portion of the
cost of air travel, are either included in
the fare, or shown separately in the
“TAX/ FEE/ CHARGE” box (es) of this
ticket. You may also be required to pay
taxes, fees and charges not already
collected
Conditions of Contracts:
1. As used in this contract "ticket" means
this passenger ticket and baggage
check, of which these conditions and the
notices form part, "carriage" is equivalent
to "transportation", "carrier" means all air
carriers that carry or undertake to carry
the passenger or his baggage hereunder
or perform any other service incidental to
such air carriage. “WARSAW
CONVENTION” means the Convention
for the Unification of Certain Rules
Relating to International Carriage by Air
signed at Warsaw, 12th October 1929, or
that Convention as amended at The
Hague, 28th September 1955, whichever
may be applicable.
2. Carriage hereunder is subject to the
rules and limitations relating to liability
established by the Warsaw Convention
unless such carriage is not "international
carriage" as defined by that Convention.
3. To the extent not in conflict with the
foregoing carriage and other services
performed by each carrier are subject to:
 (i) provisions contained in this ticket, (ii)
applicable tariffs, (iii) carrier's conditions
of carriage and related regulations which
are made part hereof (and are available
on application at the offices of carrier),
except in transportation between a place
in the United States or Canada and any
place outside thereof to which tariffs in
force in those countries apply.
4. Carrier's name may be abbreviated in the
ticket, the full name and its abbreviation
being set forth in carrier's tariffs,
conditions of carriage, regulations or
timetables; carrier’s address shall be the
airport of departure shown opposite the
first abbreviation of carrier's name in the
ticket; the agreed stopping places are
those places set forth in this ticket or as
shown in carrier’s timetables as
scheduled stopping places on the
passenger's route; carriage to be
performed hereunder by several
successive carriers is regarded as a
single operation.
5. An air carrier issuing a ticket for carriage
over the lines of another air carrier does
so only as its agent.
6. Any exclusion or limitation of liability of
carrier shall apply to and be for the
benefit of agents, servants and
representatives of carrier and any person
whose aircraft is used by carrier for
carriage and its agents, servants and
representatives.
7. Checked baggage will be delivered to
bearer of the baggage check. In case of
damage to baggage moving in
international transportation complaint
must be made in writing to carrier
forthwith after discovery of damage and,
at the latest, within 7 days from receipt; in
case of delay, complaint must be made
within 21 days from date the baggage
was delivered. See tariffs or conditions of
carriage regarding non-international
transportation.
8. The fare for carriage hereunder is
subjected to change prior to
commencement of carriage. Carrier may
refuse transportation if the applicable
fare has not been paid.
9. Carrier undertakes to use its best efforts
to carry the passenger and baggage with
reasonable dispatch. Times shown in
timetables or elsewhere are not
guaranteed and form no part of this
contract. Carrier may without notice
substitute alternate carriers or aircraft,
and may alter or omit stopping places
shown on the ticket in case of necessity.
Schedules are subject to change without
notice. Carrier assumes no responsibility
for making connections.
10. Passenger shall comply with Government
travel requirements, present exit, entry
and other required documents and arrive
at airport by time fixed by carrier or, if no
time is fixed, early enough to complete
departure procedures.
11 No agent, servant or representative of
carrier has authority to alter, modify or
waive any provision of this contract.
12. Carrier reserves the right to refuse
carriage to any person who has acquired
a ticket in violation of applicable law or
carrier's tariffs, rules or regulations. Issued
by the carrier and subject to tariff
regulations.
8.0 PASSPORTS AND VISAS :
Responsibility of Passenger
1. Each Passenger desiring transportation
across any international boundary shall
be responsible for obtaining all
necessary travel, health and other
documents required by laws, regulations,
orders, demands or requirements of the
countries to be flown from, into or over and
for complying with the laws of each
country from, through or to which he
desires transportation, and unless
applicable laws provide otherwise, shall
indemnify the Carrier for any loss,
damage, or expense suffered or incurred
by the Carrier by reason of such
Passenger’s failure to do so. The Carrier
shall not be liable for any aid or
information given by any agent or
employee of the Carrier to any Passenger
in connection with obtaining such
documents or complying with such laws,
whether given orally or in writing or
otherwise; or for the consequences to
any Passenger resulting from his failure
to obtain such documents or to comply
with such laws.
2. Subject to applicable laws and
regulations, the Passenger shall pay the
applicable fare whenever the Carrier, on
Government or immigration authority
order, is required to return a Passenger
to his point of origin or elsewhere due to
the Passenger's inadmissibility into or
deportation from a country, whether of
transit or of destination. The fare
applicable will be the fare that would
have been applicable had the original
ticket designated the revised destination
on the new ticket. In such circumstances
the Carrier will not refund any fare to the
Passenger for flights with the Carrier that
the Passenger is unable to fly for these
reasons. If the Carrier is required to pay or
deposit any fine or penalty or to incur any
expenditure by reason of the
Passenger’s failure to comply with laws,
regulations, orders, demands or other
travel requirements of the countries to be
flown from, into or over or to produce the
required documents, the Passenger shall
on demand reimburse to the Carrier any
amount so paid or expenditure so incurred
or to be paid. The Carrier may apply
towards such payment or expenditure the
value of any carriage unused by the
Passenger, or any funds in the Carrier’s
possession.
9.0 ADVICE TO INTERNATIONAL
PASSENGERS ON LIMITATION OF
LIABILITY:
Passengers on a journey involving an
ultimate destination or a stop in a country
other than the country of origin are
advised that the provisions of a treaty
known as the Warsaw Convention may
be applicable to the entire journey,
including any portion entirely within the
country of origin or destination. For such
passengers on a journey to, from, or with
an agreed stopping place in the United
States of America, the Convention and
special contracts of carriage embodied in
applicable tariffs provide that the liability
of certain carriers parties to such special
contracts for death of or personal injury to
passengers is limited in most cases to
proven damages not to exceed US
$75,000 per passenger* and that this
liability up to such limit shall not depend
on negligence on the part of the Carrier.
For such passengers traveling by a
Carrier not a party to such special
contracts or on a journey not to, from, or
having an agreed stopping place in the
United States of America, liability of the
Carrier for death or personal injury to
passengers is limited in most cases to
approximately US $10,000 or US
$20,000.
The names of carriers, parties to such
special contracts, are available at all
ticket offices of such carriers and may be
examined on request. Additional
protection can usually be obtained by
purchasing insurance from a private
company. Such insurance is not affected
by any limitation of the carrier's liability
under the Warsaw Convention or such
special contracts of carriage. For further
information, please consult your airline or
insurance company representative.
*Note: The limit of liability of US $75,000
above is inclusive of legal fees and costs
except that in the case of a claim brought in a
state where provision is made for separate
award of legal fees and costs, the limit shall
be the sum of US $58,000 exclusive of legal
fees and costs.
NOTICE OF BAGGAGE LIABILITY
LIMITATIONS :
Liability for loss, delay, or damage to
baggage is limited unless a higher value is
declared in advance and additional charges
are paid. For most international travel
(including domestic portions of international
journeys) the liability limit is approximately US
$9.07 per pound (US $20.00 per kilo) for
checked baggage and US $400.00 per
passenger for unchecked baggage. For
travel wholly between U.S. points, Federal
rules require any limit on an airline's baggage
liability to be at least US $1,250.00 per
passenger. Excess valuation may not be
declared on certain types of articles. Some
carriers assume no liability for fragile,
valuable or perishable articles. Further
information may be obtained from the carrier.
For more information, log on to :
www.lionair.co.id. Issued by Lion Air